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Neil Parman has been sending kites high—really high—since his mid-20s. His obsession comes with the occasional spot of legal trouble.

In 1969, Donald Crowhurst fooled the world into believing he was completing the fastest non-stop solo circumnavigation of the globe. Then his boat was found, empty and adrift in the Atlantic.

Opinion: With the holidays upon us, leave it to an animated movie inspired by the Day of the Dead to bust myths about what really defines family life

Truck-stalking thieves are scooping gifts dropped at your door by UPS, FedEx and Canada Post, too. But online shoppers are fighting back.

Stephen Maher: The activist faces a huge fine and will be locked out of the legal weed business. The former cop is set to cash in.

Trudeau needs to push harder on trade deals outside of North America

Turns out there’s etiquette to selling a house with royal connections, and toilets and beds are part of it

We’ve surveyed the many books on the U.S. president so you don’t have to

The chief justice who redefined the job and left a lasting mark on Canada departs with a few parting words and much praise

Laurence H. Tribe: The president is not immune from prosecution when performing his constitutionally authorized duties